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Once the Witchcraft Act of 1735 was repealed and imprisonment no longer a threat Gerald Gardner along with others began to come forward describing their religious practices and beliefs. Shortly after this there was an explosive interest in magick and occult practices giving rise to what is called Wicca today. About the same time similar fervor took hold in the United States. Raymond Buckland went to England to learn more and brought back much knowledge, which he then taught to others as Saxon Witchcraft. As people learned more and began to have slightly different beliefs groups began splintering off forming different sects, which are generally referred to as paths. At one time Neo-Paganism was the fastest growing religion in the world but has since tapered off. Today some form of Neo-Paganism is practiced just about any place in the world you care to look for it.
The act of 1735 was a reversal of opinion stating that people who claimed some sort of metaphysical power were frauds and punished by imprisonment rather than death. You would think since most are based on the Gods of yesteryear it would be a simple and easy thing for someone to become a Pagan just pick up a book and read about the religions and Gods of the past.
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Digital Scholarship@UNLV
American Neo-Paganism is a new religious movement imported to the states from Britain in the 1930s. As a new religious movement, Neo-Pagans are, for the first time, dealing with the death of members, and as such have had to create funeral ritual of whole cloth. This study is, first and foremost, an ethnographic field account of seven funeral rituals in American Neo-Pagan communities in diverse locations throughout the United States. On basis of this ethnographic evidence, I show that Neo-Pagans visualize their dead as retaining agency, while participants in the American civil religion do not. I describe the American civil funeral cycle and the changes that have been imposed upon it by technological advances over the past 40 years. I propose that the Neo-Pagan changes to the American civil funeral cycle are informed by a theology of immanence that is juxtaposed against, and placed in competition with, the civil religion. This has the effect of creating plural, competing afterlives for any decedent who participated in both an intentional community and the American civil religion. On basis of this data, I revisit Arnold van Gennep's classic model for the rite of passage and propose an emendation that allows for the decedent to be incorporated into plural afterlives in a plural society. I propose a model for post-mortem identity formation consistent with the plural afterlives that appear in the ethnographic record. (Keywords: Neo-Paganism, Civil Religion, Death, Funeral, Identity, Rite of Passage).
Keywords
American; Community; Dying; Living; Neo; Pagan
American Neo-Paganism is a new religious movement imported to the states from Britain in the 1930s. As a new religious movement, Neo-Pagans are, for the first time, dealing with the death of members, and as such have had to create funeral ritual of whole cloth. This study is, first and foremost, an ethnographic field account of seven funeral rituals in American Neo-Pagan communities in diverse locations throughout the United States. On basis of this ethnographic evidence, I show that Neo-Pagans visualize their dead as retaining agency, while participants in the American civil religion do not. I describe the American civil funeral cycle and the changes that have been imposed upon it by technological advances over the past 40 years. I propose that the Neo-Pagan changes to the American civil funeral cycle are informed by a theology of immanence that is juxtaposed against, and placed in competition with, the civil religion. This has the effect of creating plural, competing afterlives for any decedent who participated in both an intentional community and the American civil religion. On basis of this data, I revisit Arnold van Gennep's classic model for the rite of passage and propose an emendation that allows for the decedent to be incorporated into plural afterlives in a plural society. I propose a model for post-mortem identity formation consistent with the plural afterlives that appear in the ethnographic record. (Keywords: Neo-Paganism, Civil Religion, Death, Funeral, Identity, Rite of Passage).
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Reviews for "Experience the Power and Style of the Wahl Magic Clip with its Eye-Catching Black and Gold Look"
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